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The Victory Deeply Significant

LONDON, August l5.-Mr. J. T. Bunner,
the newly elected member Of Parliament
for the Northwich division OF Cheshire,
made an address to-day to the electors Of
bis district: In the course Of his remarks
be said: lyon have won victory, Tor Mr.,
Gladsto ne and for Ireland. The issue be.
tween the classes aud the masues has been
made absolutely clear for the tirst time.
The significance OF this message oil peace
to Ireland is impossible to overrate,"
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; Gets Ninety Days.

In Police Court yesterday morning Fritz
Frazier was arraigned on double charge
OF disorderly conduct and resisting an Off.
Ger. On the fret charge he WAS fined $40
and costs and on the second $40 and coats.
and In addition he was sentenced to the
wotkhouae Tor thirty days without bail ar
mainprize. In default Of the two & ues he
was sent to the hill for sixty days, MAKING
ninety in all. He was abusing his jamilv
Saturday night, and when Officer Diamond
went to arrest him he declined to 90. - :
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Bicycles iu War.

PARIS. August ia cable to America a
few weekssince spoke Of the training ofdogs
for service in the German army as messen.
gers between outposts and headquarters.
Bicycles are to be used for the came pur-
pose In the French army, and any reservist
who knows how to cycle may, on applica.
ton, be employed in that pleasant way.
The result has been boom for bicycling,
which had never taken very strong hold
in France. The gentlemen who illustrate
war scenes may now have to depict thrill.
ling races and perhaps fierce conbste be-
tween French bicyclista and German dogs.
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Fulfilled His Throat.

INDIANAPOLIS, August l5.-While play
ing near cornfeld last evening some
boys found the decomposed body Of q
man. The body was Identified by Mrs.
Lukes, living in the neighborhood, as that
Of her husband. A week ago he left
home, after they had quarreled, threat
ening never to return. 1t is supposed he
committed euicide, aa on his person was
found a bottle containing arsenic. X
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THE RACE FOR TIE TAIL END.
Wheeling will give Akron Rub for 1t.
sli General bali Notes, T1E'

The Wheeling ball club, unfortunately
for the few admirers 1t has left here, ap.
pears to be Of very little account when
away from home unless It be for the other
clubs Of the League to slug around at
their will and thereby improve their aver.
ages. 1t appears that the Wheeling ag.
gEegation 10 even unable 10 down poor
little Akron, q club that has fallen
so low In tho estimation OF her
people that q few days since a
share Of her atosk, par value, $40, was
BOLD ior cons. The correspondence re.
porting yesterdays game gleeiully re-.
marks that after fourteen successive do.
ieats Akron wins. They are evidently
pleased that there 10 some prospect for
their having npeti.ion In the race for
the tail end. From the report it seems
that Wheeling's one run Is disputed by
the Akron people. Wheeling plays the
same club again to-day; result doubtful.
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I CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

!, Ira. B. Aylesworth, Of the General
Executive Board Of the Knights Of Labor,
left Chicago for Philadelphia yesterday
after endorsing the stand taken between
the carpenters Of Chicago in reaistlng the
attempts Of contractors to abolish the
eight hour law. XII n q FL
Miss May Irene Hoyt, who With her
council, who has been looking into the
administration OF her fathers eatate in
Chicago and other .pArts of the west, left
yesterday for Saginaw, Michigan, In which
State the property Of the late Jesse Hoyt
amounts to several millions, Z, 5ssai =.
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UTTER DESPAIR.
Tho Entire Population OF Labrador In Dan
ger Of Starvation.

Tho Entire Population OF Labrador In Dan
ger of Starvation.
New YORK, August ia st. Johns,
N. F., special says: News Of the utter fail.
ure Of the Labrador fisheries received yes.
terday confirms the worst fears. The
alarming report is received that 1000 yes.
sells are coming back clean, and the re-
naming 500 craft have only a few quin-
tails OF fish each. This ia the most di.as.
.rous thing that could happen to the fish.
ing colonies here, which depend upon the
yield OF the ocean for existence. The
news produced feeling Of gloom and de.
spair. There has been wholesale exodus
Of New Foundlanders this year. Colonies
Of fishermen have gone to the Pacific ast
10 begin life anew in rich fisheries report.
cd there. Thirty thousand people 20 from
New Foundlsnd to Labrador every spring.
They 20 down in small craft and live
aemi-civilizsd lie on hard tack and rock
cod during the summer, each small
schooner having fifteen to twenty men
and women Unfortunately mixed in a
MOST BARRARoUs MANNER. Is
Twenty thousand people are dependent
upon the success Of those who 70 there to
fish. These people get in debt for sup
plies and depend solely upon their sea
sons work to pay for supplies and Keep
them through the long and bitter winter.
The last report has come to hand, and
with it the last hope Of the people has
passed. Northern Labrador fsheries are
total failure. Even the Straits OF Belle
Isle yield less than last year, while iron,
Cape Race northward the fishing is such
an utter failure that 1t will not average
Eve quintals per man. The outlook for
the coming winter is consequently worse
than it was last year, while from present
appearances nothing but transportation to
the United States or Canada or subsist.
ence at the entire support Of the govern.
ment will save the whole population Of
Labrador from starving to death. ..2 q,
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-a -.liIr.-gEa .gtl e|lsIi wa 3 ~
His own Goodness Saved Him.

Yesterday q boy named Henry Wright.
living on south Market street, was In a
skif near West Wheeling when the
Princess pulled out after making a landing
there, and his skiE was struck BY the
wheel and upset, throwing the boy into
the water. When he came up no coolly
clutched his upturned boat and c!unp to
1t until parties who cav the accident
rowed ont to him and took him aboard,
He was put aboard the Princess and land
ed on this side, none the worse for his
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INDIAN 0UTBREAK.
THE uTEs 'Ao AIN HOSTILE
And Expecting Aid from tho Mormons--Ap.
prehonsion Felt Among tho scttlsrs-A
massacro Threatoned-what General
Crook says-A Battle Fought.

L.
DENVER, CoL., August l5,-A Glenwoed
Springs special saws: Senator Eddv, who
returned vssta,iav .fron, : 49,. ~. "as
Witt .,r.. S..' ,uo~ q uah'ns 'tip Oh
A.o f1sei' SATURDAY night, met party
OF sixty Bucks, who were evidently try
Ing to Join Colorow, This will increaeo
Colorow,s hand - about ,oo nas. -.
Colo,os ~. " "oous 1-o WARRIORS
o'v'a" n"a also seat a courier to his
brother ct Uncompahgre agency asking for
assistance, and probably 50 or 60 Rnrta
will be .aent Ona r,,n,s. - w -, D. .sa =
Coloro1, ~. oAo 'unof says thst
." n"' oecon'e n'Xh1ened, and hfH
leit MS women and children behind and
Is making endeayors to reach Utah a,e,cv
| in Utah. bnt tho fact 49, -. 49, 49,, J.
.o,,h v, n,s wv 1"Vs 'nas no courier
s snaoae T.; u.eawood springs from Meeker
.ha 80 nf n;y 1eaus people to believe tina!
tm,,n ae !, arc holding the road be-
d d"uon .msSo polne, making 1t extremely
t.aii " a..empt 10 90 over the
s "" o s.Sn ~ hient. considerable
a4nnnd Waeta, ID t s ior settlers
hato,a a t th;;oAe . Why la.lea 10 reach town
Adsm, i Iast r ,ioao'e oesan; Governor
a nua"s iss sa n'gat shipped lS3 stands OF
e Gisnn anu wv , rounds s Oh ammunition to
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Unupeu by Masked Mon.

LEON, Iowa, August l5,-James Rsy-
nolda, who criminally assaulted hrs.
Mary Noble, an estimable lady near here,
WAS lynched Saturday night by thirty
masked men, who broke into the jail,
took Reynolds to a railroad bridge and
hanged him 10 4 :restle. Reynolds stout.
ly declared his innocence, but the proof
OF his guilt was beyond question. II
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A Montreal special says: A dispatch
from Ottawa saysthe Fishery Department
has no information regarding the story,
which is completely discredited, and
looked on as q canard. Had any such
trouble occurred the Department would
have been Immediately notified, as is al.
ways done within twelve hours in case Of
seizures. kilograms received from the
Minister Of Fisheries show that the Amor.
icans are respecting Causda's regulations,
and anticipates that by next year poach-
ing will be almost unknown. uE
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Large Irish Demonstration

CHICAGO, August 15.-The. eleventh
annual demonstration Of the Uni
ted Irish societies was held
at O2den's Grove this alter
noon. About 10000 people we're in
attendance: Hon. John +. Finerty was
made Chairman. speeches were made
BY Rev. G. W. Pepper, OF Ohio, and
Father Hayes, Of Iowa. s,:i. a.5, 3.
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NOT ENOUGH MONEY.

Rev. J. Q. A. Miller, OF Unionport, re-
ported four appointments in his charge,
and the financial condition very weak In
all. 1.-THE people are good enough spirit
ually, but there is not enough Of them."
Some OF his members he reports as having
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Death aud Injury tn ParIsersburg.

Special, DSpdlcH 70 tHt 1Hle1lIJtlctf I gT-T- y 2.
PAREERssuRG, August l5.-Mrs. Perry
Neal, aged 50, died suddenly last night Of
apoplexy. She was one Of the most highly
respected citizens OF this city. Rudolph
Mckibben, Of Ogden P. o., was seriously
and it is thought fatally injured in saw
mil! by the slipping Of belt. His inju-
RES were internal, 53 H..
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rr,xo p,cht N,nr You,pcstown,

V YOUNGSTOWN. O., August l5.&Three
miles west OF this city yesterday, . mill
Tas fought between Charles schalt, Of this
city, and Geo.. Bremen. OF Philadelphia.
Ten rounds were fought, schalt winning.
Bronnen was badly done up.
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General Dsninl from Blnin,

BosroN, August 15.-1n private letter
iron Mr.. Blaine received here to-day,
duted at Bridge Of Earn, Scotland, August
., he Gays: IAN news or any rumors o.
my coming home or Of my ill-health are
the inventinnu Of tho correspondent o.
the Chicago Ntu,, who is following me
everywhere. ! was never better in my
life. Ihave not been i'll moment since
came 10 Europe. | am coaching daily
and we are all in perfect health. | expect
10 sail for home in June next.n1 s.is5
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Eel, From a sooonA Floor yytnao,

ustoSrowS, August 15.-Mary, the in
FAINT daughter Of James Doran, the well
known livery man Of this place. foil from
the second story porch at bis residence on
Church street to-day, a dietanco of fifteen
feet. She received serious injury and but
little hope Is entertained OF her recovery.
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sonn,or sld,llopsrsor Again In Jail.

WiscHRsrKR, Va, :August l5.-The OK.
element over the imprisonment and
release Of Senator Riddleberger has sub
sided. Oour, adjourned on Friday until
to-day ami this morning the Senator re-
.nrned 10 jail. 3if' Il.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD CASE,
A Rule Served Oh Senator Stanford In the
wv. -. bribery Matter. a.

A Rule Served on Senator Stanford In the
rs ~ x Bribery Matter. AZ
SAN Francisco, August 15.-U. s. Cir.
cult Judge Sawyer issued an order
to-day citing Senator Leland stap.
ford to appear next Wednesday and
show cause why he should not be
compelled to answer certain questions
asked him by the Pacific Railroad Com.
mission, in regard the expenditure Of funds
for the purpose Of influencing legislation.
at the session Of the Commission to-day
the attorney for the Central Pacific in.
formed the Senator'S commission that they
we're not able to present their case owing tc
the demoralized condition OF the accounts
and papers, but they could find the &C.
counts and papers before October, as the
Commissioners would conclude their in
vestigation in New York.
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Capt. NJ. ]. Ufquhart, late with the
Jefferson Iron Works, has been appointed
Secretary OF the Laughlin and Junction
Steel Company, vice Mr.. Alex Glass, re-.
signed, to go to Hammond, Ind +, with the
East Chicago Steel Company. The juno.
ton Company has removed it's business
office. from Wheeling to Mingo Junction.
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A little boy at the opera, who noticed
the gentlemen looking through their ops.
"a glasses at the ballet dancers, said =
Mamma, buy me one OF those things, 80
l can cover up my eyes with II when
those women come out on the stage"
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What Gan. <,root Saw.

CHICAGO, August ia Times special
from Omaha says: Gen. Crook, com
handing the department Of the Plat g.,
said to your correspondent to-day
that he did not know what would
be the outcome of the alleged Indian up.
rising in Colorado because the reports did
notshow that there had been an uprisjnp. y
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Ghp Q1etelIiQs,11r,r.
omcel No.. .o aud ~ Fourteenth street,
An, rnrns, Riddlebsrssrl Stay there.
Col. McGLYNY isn't as big man as he
was a low months ago. That sort OF
thing finds Ito level.
EVERY breeze that blows upon the
Wheeling hills brings message to the Big
Reunion. "They are coming, Father Abra.
ham, three hundred thousand strong"

WHEN the veterans hear our Big Re-
union chorus singing the national airs.
the small boy will do well to stand from
under. About that time the roof will 20
OF the biz tent 3sl'6"T @. .r
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League md Association Games

at Philadelphia-The Brooklyn PLAYERS
folded miserably and the Athletics had
little trouble in securing victory, Ath-
letic, Z; Brooklyn, 8. Hits-Athletic. 8:
Brooklyn, s.. Errors-Athletic, l; Brook.
Ign, 7. Batteries Welching and Town.
send Henderson and Clarke, Nc
at Staten 1sland-By heavy batting and
good fielding the Baltimores succeeded in
whipping the Metropolitans. score-Bal-
timoxe, IA; Nets, II. Hits-Baltimore,
"a; Nets, IS. Errors-7 each. Batteries
Fulmes and Trot; Cushman
and Donohue. fEf's& G@TG
At Cleveland, Cleveland couldn't hit
King, but st. Louis found Crowell's deliv:.
cry very easy to! handle. St. Louis Is,
Cleveland 8. Hita-St. Louis 20, Cleys.
land s. ErrorH-St. Louis s, Cleveland 6.
Batteries-King and Boyle; Crowell and
Snyder. q RI ;s;. WI
AT Observation-Disclosures judgment on balls
and strikes was ludicrous, displaying the
grossest incompetency; his decisions on
bases in several cases were sheer robbery
and the home team suffered in each case.
Boston, 2; New York, 3. Earned-One
each. Hits-Boston, g.; New York, 8.
Errors-Boston, Is; New York, G. Pitch
ers-Stemmeyer and keefe. E gg'.5
At indianapolis -Indiauapolis ought to
have won, and would have done 30 but
for Shomberg'B error in the fifth, which
helped Pittsburgh to score two runs. In.
dianspolis 8; Pittsburgh A.. Earned-1n-
dianapolis3 3; Pittsburgh1. Hita-Indian-
apolis s; Pitts urRh 10. Errors Indian.
apolis 8; Pittsburgh |. Pitchers, Leitner
and Morris. l.t fs5:. : E., ,a
At Philadelphia The game was marked
by sharp and at times brilliant fielding.
Washington. l; Philadelphia, 9. Earned
Washington, l; Philadelphia, 8. Hits
Washington, 10; Philadelphia, -. Er.
rors--Washington, Q; Philadelphia, l.
Pitchera-Gilmore and Burlington. i5g5
At tChicsgo-The game was close and
exciting from start to finish. Chicagos,
6; Dstroits, 4. Earned Chicagos, 8; de-
troits, 4. Hita -Chicagos, IA; Detroits, O.
Errors-Ohicagoa, l; Dstroits, 3. Pitch.
era, Clarkson and Gruber. M
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NEVER 90 away from home without pre.
yyloua!y placing q bottle OF Fred Browns
Jamaica Ginger in your grip.sack, ready
1or use, M. 49,. (. -. =
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battery.
Canton 1suns Against n snas.

eHf canton Nuns Against n Snag.
Special Dispatch to The Inieligencer. ss 4rI
KALAMAZOO, Mlcu., August 15.-Heavy
hitting was the only thing that defeated
Canton in this afternoons game. 1t was
great game and 1t took eleven hard.
fought innings to settle the contest.
InnIngs........ l 2 8 a 5-67gs sloll
kalamazoo. l 0 0 o 0 2 o ~ o i 6
Canton.....:..... o o o 311 o o 0-6
Hits-Kslamazoo, II; Canton, u. Err
rors-kalamazoo, Z; Canton, 3. Batteries
|-Aldrich and Dillon for Kalamazoo !:
Sanders and Sharp for Canton. Umpire
Bauer: t7a'1 ,sS' =. 80
Columbus Kicks on Umpire Bell Again.
Special Dispatch to he hateuiqe.cr.
sANDusxr, O., August 15.-Menager
Clifford, OF the Columbus team, refused to
play to-day's game with Bell as umpire,
and the latter awarded the game to San.
dusky by score Of. 9 to 0. The people
present were highly indignant, as Bell had
no trouble with any club other than Col.
umbus. Clarke, Sandusky'- great crack
pitcher, was sold to DesAIoines to-day for
5000: He receives salary Of $500 pei
month. ss i =
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SnnslUaMf ULuvoGANA
Whens liae USogenes os Gao,
re psop's: rsl'e y yswss e e''d'
:Oh. 0od for true a.e ~ no.sss ~ 80. .,,sn, J.
TAey iouud In you Whist tAey 20 s0usu"
4 nss 10 hoaest 70 bs bought
Ana by theis will. thus you we're sent
Yrom sheri4 mn 70 Presldent
Ana whom you tooh the ohear Of etas~.
THs nations arst srand MAsistrass.
The dsAdiy curse Of party strife
Had paraiys "a Our nation's life.
4 threaA'uing souWo was hard afAf.
The " uudersweii Of civil war.
Tho wound haA closed for many year.
nat icft the deadly virus there.
with brAsen front ON every hsnd.
Corruption stAlhed throughout the land;
Htgh ofslcss Of public trust
We're stained with fraud ana shameless lust
Moneyed powers. strong ana vAst
Held legislation arm aud fast;
And by ths magic power Of gold.
Our ruling mon wore bought and sold.
Twas then You took your noble stand
To weed corruption from tho land
To bravsly faoe the coming storm.
Ana Introduce ali true fsfOrm,
To sive new strength 70 the nations life.
Ana heal the wounds OF civil strife.
And though tha work ron undertake.
For country and your oonscience's sake.
Nay earn for you. from tongue and pcn.
The curse Of bad and scinsh msn,
Though narrow souls may snar1 ana quiik.
And no no good men misiudgs your wors'
Though friends may frov n ana fOes derfde,
Yet 0Od ana right are on your side.
Ana. 0rover Cleveland. stand thou arm
Thy work shall prove fuitful germ
OF public good whom thou art gono
To countless millions yet unborn.
Ana 10 thy name moro honor bring
Than ever crowned = csaro king
H. Clay frsuss IN baltimore sun.
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Living o. the I,spus.,,on Of Others.

Take everything that have but my good
name; leave me that and am content" So
said the philosopher. Do say all manufacturers
OF genuine articles to that horde OF imitators
which thrives upon the reputation of others.
The good name Of Allcock's Porous Plasters has
induced many adventurers to put In the mar.
ket many limitations that are not only lacking
In the best elements Of the genuine larticle. but
arc often harmful In their effects. This 10 not
only theft. but might we'll be called malprac.
tice Such thing ought not TO be. Tho public
should bo warned sgsinst these frauds, and.
whom an external remedy II needed. be sure 70
insist upon having ALLcocx's PoRops PLAsrrR.
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psAAAflss Ov OLlRxsHiP..
4 Senators story Of Ms kscsps From Routine
Omcs Wosh - Waahlagton.

q Senators story Of Ms Escsps From Routine
once Wosh - Washington.
Washington Corr OF n. Y. Herald.
A newly elected Democratic representa-
tive from tho West In disc ourAgiug Q bright
young man, q constituent Of his, from seek.
Ing clerkship In Washington told him the
story ho heard q Southern senator toll In
Washington.
"The SENATOR" said ho "in his early
youth, aftsr leaving college and going back
70 his homo In his state, had been greatly OK.
olted (as hs related) when told that the
member OF Congress from his state bad de-.
oided 70 lot young mon compete In an exam.
tn.son 70, 10 SSs c1ssa
ship the Congressman was TO mako the sp.
pointmonl
"The senator said he had never since On.
tered into any contest with half the eager.
noao he did into that he WAS froah from his
book, and II seems 70 him he must win. His
chiei oompetitor IVES bright young fellow,
who had also Just returned from college, and
who wss ~ desirous Of securing the prizs ~
ho was himself Tho examination wss con
cluded on Saturday, and tho senator says
II seemed to him he would not wait until
Monday to hear whether he hsd passed the
list or not but the judges took the papers
and promised TO give the rivals their dscis'
ion ON Monday.
for thinking Of II, and terrible was his disaT.
pointment when told ut last that whilo both
young men had passed . highly creditsbls
examination the others average was tribe
higher than his own, and that the clerksh
would be given to that other. However, he
managed to pluck up courage TO begin
promptly the study OF law by the time his
successful rival was fairly Installed In his
clorkship In Washington. lie was very sue.
csssful indeed, and Ia the course Of the years
that have since elapsed he has become mil.
liouaire, has been district attorney and gov.
ernor Of his state, and II now . senator.
When In his hrst term In the Senate ho
meut and whom his name was announced,
with the title OF senator attached, In . Ger.
tain room where his business took him, all
the clerks looked up from their desks, and
each was only too anxious TO servo him In
any way possible, and his business wss
quickly finished satisfactorily. A. he was
about 70 leave the room weazsnsd, gray.
haired old man sitting st one Of the desks
stopped him. why, -, he exclaimed,
calling the senator by the abbreviation OF his
Christian name, by which his schoolmates
used TO call him, don't you remember me
am -, who beat you over thirty ago In
the examination for clerkahip, and we'll
how triumphant felt but here have been
ever siuce, and shall DO till die, while you
think OF tho honors and fortune that have
come TO you.'
''The two men shook hands most cordially
and renewed their long interrupted friend
ship, but the senator, " no delights TO tell the
story, says NO young man whom Re can In.
. government clerkship"
1t 10 believed that Senator Joe Brown, OF
Georgia who hAs recently made e, LOO 900, IL
10 said, II the hero OF this story.